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NoRRIsTowN, Pa. Nav 3l.-Judgments ag-
gregatnc $10545S were entered up yesterday
and to-day against Daniel O.. Hilner, ex-
tensive manufacturer and dealer in this county
and Philadelphia. Hiner was engaged
extensively in the quarrying of lime and
ore mining. His marble yard in Philadelphia
passed from his possession by bill of sale,
last week Execution three of the
judgments, amounting to about $41, 900. has
been issued and the sheriff left this
afternoon to levy upon all of Hilners personal
property and attach moEey due him from some
tenants Hlner's creditors, it is said, became
alarmed at the manner in which he was trans
ferrinp his real estate.
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An Old Quarrel Ends in Murder.

ALBUQUERQUE, N NJ, May 3I.-C. r. Jack
son shot ard killed Peter Frazier on Saturday.
The tragedy the result of quarrel of ten
years standing when both men were living in
Texas Frazier sold a bunch of cattle to Jack
son. and said he received in pay counterfeit
money, and he demanded a return OF the stock.
jackson denied the claim. and accused Frazier
of swindiing and dealing in counterfeit money,
on which charge Frazier was convicted and
served five years in the penitentiarv. On being
released he moved to New Mexico where he
came in contact with jackson, and for years
they have been watching for each other. On
Saturday they met and exchanged shots.
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Justice of the Peace Charged with Crime

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
Brooklyn, N. Y, May 3l-The Kings coun-
ty grand jury to-day indicted Joseph H. Hunt
ling. justice of the peace of Westbury, Queens
county. on a charge of embezzling 1000 out
of 5000 900 i intrusted to him by his friend Fred
erick Wiletts, an aged citizen who gave the
justice power of attorney to transact his busl-
ness because he felt his mental powers waning
and feared that he conld not manage his own
property wisely. Mr.. Hunting was arrested to-
day and admitted to bail He has stood high In
the estimation of the community.
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the province of Herat and of the ad Joining dis
tricts greatly excited over the success of the
reyolted tribes and, it is stated, are ready to
join the Ghilzais.
kilograms from Merv confirm the statement
that English engineers are actively fortifying
Herat. Walls and trenches are being strength
ened. and redoubts built to resist artillery. The
Afghans are displaying hatred of the English,
and the Ameer has been obliged to appoint mil
itary officials to protect the men employed
the works. The aim of the English authorities
is to garrison 10, 900 men at Herat to withstand
siege of ninety days.
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Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
PARIS May 31-The retention of General
Boulanger's military policy by the new French
Ministry is regarded here as significant of the
governments lack of confidence in itself and in
dicative of its early downfall Ostensibly scraped
together anti -Boulanger and close e-retrench-
ment Cabinet, it finds itself immediately con-
fronted with the necessity for the survival of the
late War Minister'S expensive schemes as the
only means of its own existence How the new
Ministry will be able to reconcile its policy of
strict economy. involving vast reduction of the
late governments estimates. with the immense
expenditure necessary to carry out Boulanger's
projects remains to be seen. To throw over
board the milit.ry bill or to introduce q budget
showing but slight saving from the previous es-
Inmates would be equally fatal to its career and
the belief is entertained here that the end of the
week will witness the end of NJ. Rouvier's gov
ernment, its overthrow being postponed only by
delay in producing the budget.
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X. of L. Charters Revoked.

SpbCIHI 10 IIio 1HuIanhpOIiS JOuTuHA
PHILADELPHIA, May 31.--The general execu-
tive board. K of L., has revoked the charters Of
the National Carpet weavers' District Assembly
No. 126, and its eighteen local assemblies, COM
Drising about ten thousand rpetweavers in
New York. Philadelphia, Yonkers and Anster
dam. The act is due to Master Workman
John Morrison. of No. 1885, having antagonized
the board on many points.
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THE GHILzAI Rebellion.

The Ameer's Troops Seriously Defeated-En-
eiish Engineers Fortifying Herat.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 31.-News has reached
Merv from Herat that the Ghilzais have defeated
n thousand of the Ameers regular troops. and
captured five guns and considerable baggage.
Daharnel. the commander of the Ameer's forces.
was captured and beheaded. The inhabitants of
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Assisted Emigration.

WASHINGTON, May 3L-Correspondenee has
recently passed between tho Secretary of State
and the British minister the subject OF the
immigration OF Irish crofters whose transporta-
ton expenses, it is currently reported. are met
by the British government. In answer to ingu-
ries by the British minister, as TO whether the
government intends to take any action In tho
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The New silver Vault.

WASHINGTON. May 3L-The construction of
the new Treasury silver vault is progressing
The vault will be the largest in the world and
will be capable of holding hundred million
silver dollars. It will be 50 by 80 by II feet
interior dimensions, and surrounded by walls Al
feet thick.
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stone-Cutters To BE Locked Out.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The Master masons
Association have decided to lock out their union
stone-cutters tomorrow, and keep them out un-
til they agree to cease interfering with the
union employees Three hundred men will be s.f
fected by the lockout
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Special TO The IndlanapOIis JourndL
NEW YORK, May 3L-The first sale OF city
street railroad franchises at auction. under a
new law, held to-day. One cross-town
franchise sold for % 1-5 per cent and another
for 81 per cent of the gross receipts. Heretofore
these franchises. in the case OF the Broadway
franchise. have been almost given away.
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Strikers Resort TO Dynamite.

SeoTTDALE, Pa. May 31.-Coke strikers made
an attempt. this morning, to blow up a coal shaft
at DAVIDSON. Dynamite was thrown down the
snaft and exploded without injuring the men,
although the sides of the shaft were damaged
Ine workmen quickly ran from the mine, when
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MADRID May 31.-The Minister of Colonies
announced in the Cortes to-day that the govern
ment had decided to largely increase the import
duties on goods imported from nations which,
like the United States, had no commercial treaty
with Spain This announcement is in direct
contradiction of the promises made by the gov
ernment to the Cuban Home-rulers, who recent
ly demanded low tariff and other economic
forms as the price of their abstention from ag
tating the question of annexing the Spanish
West Indies to the United States, and is gener-
ally denounced a gratuitous piece of bad faith.
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ssParneIlism and Crime. !"

LONDON, June 1.-The Times this morning
publishes the third and last of its articles
'Parnellism and Crime" In detailing the his
tory of the Irish-American conspiracy, it says
the Clan-na Gael is the very soul of the National
League. While the latter exists upon the
strength of fine speeches, etc, the former man
ages the real business. "Our narrative" says
the Times, ''shows that Mr.. Parnell, Mr.. Sexton
and other leaders of the Home rule party,
intimate terms with the Clan ma Gael mscreants,
and their permission prohibition of diabolical
outrages is a matter of prearrangement"
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The Interstate Law and It's Effect.

LONDON. May 31-The Times, in an article
on the causes contributing to the present depres-
sion of trade. and especially the recent falling
off of foreign commerce, attributes the situa-
ton to the American interstatecommerce law
particularly the long and short haul clause, aud
the increase by Russia and Canada of import
duties on iron.
Pastor Murdered and Church PilIaged.
GENOA, May 31-Canon Vallega in charge
of the Capucne Church at Alassio, a seaport
town in the Riviera de Genoa, was murdered last
night by unknown persons, who also pllaged
the church Several men have been arrested on
suspicion Of comphcity in the deed.
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THE WANDERING lew,

One of the most peculiar characters in his
tory is the Wandering Jew. He is supposed
to be restlessly wandering up and down and
across the earth. stopping nowhere but for a
Very short time, and he has been keepino mn
his pilgrimage for over eighteen hundred
years, without "time' being called on him.
There are great many legends about him.
A number of impostors from time to time
have endeavored to pass themselves off as
the Wandering Jew, for notoriety or gain 1t
is not precisely known what he is walking for,
though it may be for wager but we imagine
that he is hunting place where he can buy
suit of clothes to please him. If that is the
case he ought to strike
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WHEN INDICATIONS.

WEDNES DAY- Warmer, threatening
weather; local rains.
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Muerlet.

= Gin Circular aus usBraunfeIs
unterridtet uns babon, baB beute Mbeno
Der bortisen 8eb6lterung bas Sieges=
banner bur1 Mr. Wia. 2ambert,
Gefretdr bes antiprobibitionifii6en
grecutib Gomite's, iberrei9t tperben
fou. gomaI gourtp CAB i'm 0erbdlt.
niB our giuuobner3abI bic gr6Bte Mas
ioritdt gegen probibition al. Sie
ueberrei@ung Dirb unter entipre1enb
borbereiteten Geierli9feiten Dor li9
geben.
= Gonntag itber 8 Sage tpirb i'm
Miffionss@ arten cine Miener 9amer.
2apeIe auftreten, bic In allen gr6Beren
Gtdbten guropas un6 Mmeritas bic
grDBten grfoIge er3ielt bat. Man lit
ben 3erren &beiner 6 Saul, ben sSus
babern ienes 10 allgemeia beliebten ia,
milien @artens, au Sanf perpfli9tet,
baB tie fem Spfer f9euen, benz publi.
fun bon San Nntpnio INNER etiuas
Ieues unb @s4iegenes gu bieten.
- Wir mGtbe1 uniere Geier uuf bic
Mn3eise bes 6errn 9abe aufmertiam,
Der nben auf benz fogenannten BUILDER.
tburms9 iisel cine groBe 4nsabl tpobls
Teller unb preiswiroiger 8aufeaen gum
Derfauf ausbietet. Oie Sage iener
8auteIeu III bic bentbar geiunbeite
unb ginfigfe unb bic preile finb BET.
art, baB es bel benz auBerorbentIi6
giiniiigen 3ahlungsbebingungen aud
benz tueniger 8emitteIten ern6gli9t 1T,
fi9 bier cine 9eimitdtte gu griinben.
Mlf eigener S@oIe 5u fibeu unb feline
Mietbe be3ablen gu miihen, fo1te bas
Streben zines Seben feini
- Die nd9fte &eunion Der gr.gons
f6berirten Solbatet finbet am erffen
Mittuo@ i'm Iuguf 1888 in San I'm.
tonic ftatt.
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sere 0roen perleibtl giebe: gismard
unb Der Gbrtfus Srbea in 8riaanten
dig 8elobnung bon be1en Mnrufung
ber pdpfli@en S9iebsri9teri9aft in
bent Streite TIL, lie @aroltnen Snieln
5tpii9en 9euti6lanb unb Spani.n.
SIT aber Der Yapf elm Gouberdn int
Sinne Der Section 2165 BET &epibir.
ten Statuten, bamn folgt baraus gang
felbfberitdnbli1, baB Sober, tpel9er
ben YapE als ltber ben @eieben Ser
Ser. Staaten ftebenb anfiebt, fi6 zines
8erbre6ens gesen bic 8unbesberfaiung
i6uIbig madt, unb BON iebem 8unbesz
geri9te our Gerantportung ge3oger uub
nit f1perer Strafe belegt tperben fann
unb-eigentli9-belegt merben muB.
Wdre es bod iiberbaupt Der reinite
unfinn1, bpn ber unabbdngigteit zines
2auaes rebea su molen, bsiien ein3elne
Birger (reip. Elm GROCER She'll berfels
benz einem a%ustpdrtigen Ma9tgebote
u%ntertporfen, alio bon abbdngig finb.
2eiber bat man ft9 an ben @ebanfen
getpbbnt, oaB bic BuaoesberfaHumg cine
Sammlung bon &auti9ut : paragra>
pben lei, bic ale na9 Belieben ur1ges
fprmt uub umgemobelt merben biirfer,
tpie es BEN iepeilisen 3eitgei9mad
entipri6t. Wdre bas nift 10, baum
tudre aud beiipielspeiie ber gauge Yros
bibitipns= l1nfug elm Ding Der unm6qs
li@feit! Aber oieie MufaKung 1T cine
grunbfalf6e, untDiroige unb uters
laubte. Nt9t 2autf6utzparagrapben
bic fi9 breben unb oeutelu lafen, iinb
es, tpel6e bic NerfaKung biloen, fone
bern f~eiffeben6e priacipien, bon be1ten
Ni9ts bintpeggenommen unb au 6enen
Ni9ts bin5ugefigt perben bart, mern
man ni6t Die @runobeten eri9iittern
min. auf benen ii9 bies groBe unb
ftol3e Staatengebilbe aufbaut.
Ser Bun6es &ongreB tptirbe baber
boIfommen bere9tigt iein, tpentt er benz
papfe berbietet, amerifanii9e Btrger
bur6 Die grnennung gu Srieifern, Bis
i66fen, @r5bii96fen unb Gar6indlen al
u1peigerli6em unb abfolutem @ebors
lam gu berpfli@ten, ober Mue aus benz
2anbe gu peiien, tuel6e bic "Rome.
RULE iber bic "HomesRule" teIen.
Mls Die 8erfafer Der I1nabbdngigz
feitsertldrung biefes 2anb fir frei BON
iebem fremben So9e ertldrten, batteu
fe babel ni9t ausf9lteBIi6 bas britii>
f9e SOD i'm Sinne unb es rpdre tpabr.
IiG wenig babur@ geuonnen, tpenr
man nur bas brittif6e gegen bas melt
f9perer bridenoe r6mii9e bertaufden
tuDute.
Sept 1T es nod 3eit, ben MaGtgelii=
fen &on1s entgegen5utreten uub genau
bic @rense fefsufeuen, big tpobin bic
Soleran3 au geben bat, unb tpo fe an=
fangen tpiiroe, taatlider Selbftmorb au
iein. Greili1 getpdbrleiftet bic 8erfafs
flung einem ieoen Biirger Der Ser.
Staten bic freie unbebinberte Musii,
bung feines Neligionsbetenntnifes, aber
6as bart ni6t 10 tpeit geben, baB fi9 bic
Stride als einen Staat int State ober
auBerbalb beg States unb bod
iber benz State auffpieIt.
9ie Stride barf unb ion dig unter
benz @efebe ftebenoe pribatbereiniguns
gebuloet uerben, fe barf aber unter tel
men umifdnben als elm tiber benz Sc
feBe, nit Dem &edte ber &ontro[le be-
fleibeter Gaftor gelitten tperben. @ez
f6iebt bas bod, bann biirfen mir uns
ni9t %tuunoern, tpenn zines f16nen 3as
ges bic "Rome' Rule on bic 6teIe ber
"HomesRule'' tritt.
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@efretfte grubtbtttomtften.

Die Probibitionifen in SenneKee,
no betanutli9 i'm ndGften Mouat cine
8olfsabftmmung iiber einett probibis
tions5uiaB CUR @taatsberfafung abges
balten tDirb, nebmen bic 3u9tbdusler
CUR 9alfe. ueber bierbunbert StrdfIinge
in benz 3u@tbaufe in Nalbbi1e tuurben
basu beranlaBt, einen Mufruf an bas
@olt bon 9enneFee gu riGten, tuorin
fe biefes in bo6trabenben Musbrifen
ermabneu, bod ia fiir probibition gu
himmen. Inter bieien geifreiften pros
.bibitionsapofeln fnb ui9t tuenige Der
gefdbrli@ffen 8erbre9er. WeI6es
3eugniB fteIen bic probibitioniifen fi9
unb ibrer Sadie aus, inbem fie fi9 folz
der gunbesgenoRen bebienen!
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QIIma@tbss sfats.

Der &entier 9ausbrider tpurbe beim
abenbftnt BON Starrtrampf befalen,
als er eben feline 3arte our 9ano ges
nommen. Na6 brei Sageit geIang es
ben unaussefeBteu @nitren9ungen Der
ibn gum 2eben 5uriid3ubringen.
@r ri6teie fid i'm Bette auf uub
BIN borne-8ranb oubert!
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Ote ret@lfe nnD ete81nteffe Au5ro1t
BON Nrtifeln, welde flo beicnbers 40
@eburtstass< unb 9e43etts : @eidenfen
etsnen, als:
Silber,plaitirte Waaren,
Statuen bon Brcnje, Terra Gotta,
Bcr3eIau unb Mlabafier.
8eliSiSie 6iSuren, grueiire unb Nos
fenfrdnse.
Stumen=ga ien unb Mn1peln.
Eafeu, fem pecprirte.
Albunrs in GROCER Nusmabl.
photographer aner Nrt.
5oupenirs nit 81 Mnf9teu pcn Gan
Nntonip, ftr so gents.
Bilber unb gilpers Habmen.
Wuffocfen unb nbren.
Operu8ldier unb JernrSbre.
Euidenmefer unb Sdeeren.
Damen uub 0erren Eoilet Wecafinire,
@elbtaihen fur 0erren unb Damen.
Damen : 9anbtaf@en.
8rief. Wappen.
S4retb3eu8e unb Mpti5bader.
Ui1ten=4 arten. @tuis.
Damen Mrbeits > 3dlden unb 9Srte.
6anbsS piesel unh Rddrnrne.
Naud.Eifne unb Serptee.
gigarren > Gtuis.
3eitnnsss Mappen.
Spa3ierfSde.
gOsels unb GidbOrn 2afss.
Ncccrbecns, 3itbern unb 9armcnieaS.
WuiGeln in GROCER Guspahl.
Slid Mppurate.
Vapiere uub icnfise Waterialien 5ur
Nnfertiouns BON HapiersB ~luuaen.
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Rmdlene Mruiea.ealhe.

Die bette Salbe Der @eIt fir S@nitte
Quetf&unsen, 6ef6miire, 6ieber- unb $aut.
gusfGIas, GIedte, seiprinsene Sdnbe, Grot.
beulen uub ale Sautfranfbeiten; turirt Ga.
incrrboiben ober feline BeaabInna. 86Giae
Classification sarantirt ober bas @eIb tuirb
turiderfattet. 2b Gents Die edadteI Bel u
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= 5luctuationen i'm Marfte fir 81,
~fentpaareu fantt Sober bermeiben, Der
feline ORDERS bur9 pieper & 9uIt.
eB ausflbren ldBt. Gabrifanteu re,
guliren lire preiie nod benz Gonium.
piper & SdultbeB baben fets einen
enormen 8orratb BON Gen3orabt, Glen
ble6 u. T. 10. unb le notiren frii1ere
niebrige preile, iuetn biefelben au9 i'm
i'm Marfie ffeigen.
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- Set Idneerer 3eit lit i@ an I'm.
berbauIt9feit, bic feiner Mr3net tpei6en
molIte, Bis i9 Or. 9uguf 26nig's
hamburger Sropfen antuanbte, tuel9e
mid in fur3er 3eit tpieber ~bo1ifdnbig
herfeQten." = gbrifian 2eDba, 2016
Orleans traBe, Baltimore, Do
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Cine meme Rranfheit.

VIHe Ueue Ut
Grau S9mibt: nWarum tpolIen sic
6enn Sbr Mdb9en forti9iden? sic
f9eiat bod re@t nett unb reinli@ gu
Grau 5@ul3: n&einlid ii sar fein
Wort bafiir! Oie pdi9t fi9 ben gan>
sen lieben Sag. Sd glaub' tuabrbafs
tig, bas Mdb@en lcioet am 6eifens
10 a b II inn!"
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= Sos grbBte Eager bon @epebr.
unb Nebolbersp atronen unb 6ilfen Bel
piper & @4uItbeB.
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POLITICIANS AND PEOPLE.

This country is much too big for poll
ticians. The Americans are a great ma
ton. And our Government is run more.
a thousand times, by the virtue, intclli-
gcncc and energy Of the people making
grand general rc-ult-than by any set
of men, OF class of men, or party leaders,
or party Our nation, more thn any
nation that has ever existed. is %
nation of giants The citizens
wisely and strongly pursuing their
own interests. the head of families ruiz
inc well their own households, and plan
ningthe welfare of thcmcmbcr- business
men planning, dcvising, preparing TO
their accomplishment small and great
enterprises. accommodating wealth, power
and intelligence. make the being. the
life. the growth of tine great American
Republic There is "a power over and
above the little so-callcd power. thc
flies upon the cart wheel ihai Is over
ruling and directing the great thing-to
shape and accomplish thc destiny Of 'he
world
The era and tac country no" crave
and call for men, equal to occasions
actors suited 10 The swelling scene
of the great drama Parasites mmg-
.-.,, .,freo,l.r. fffuo. .rr.lr. small
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That is pretty specimen of war criti-
cism attributed to certain French naval
authorities to the effect that as "a British
squadron OutmanWuyrcd another i'm sham
battle and entered the Thames, therefore
French fleet could do the same thing
They might if they had the same sea-
men and equally good commanders; but
in the meantime the illustration of pos
sibility Is not there TO encourage France
in any warlike pranks towards her old
rival.
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MICHIGAN LAwLEssNess.
Gang of Tough Young Citizens Ter-
rori1ing % Township.

Gang of Tough Young tiii/cns ler-
ron1ing Township.
East stGIy>w. Mich. Aug ITO" peo-
pn m t. township of plymouth. this
county, ar ua State bordering ou terror ut
th.d.rr Ht.ols OF % numo'roi toushfoms
m.u zm1 of SIX entered Mrs onaN
l.u-. Friday night and tHo meu with r-
ro.ec.- covered the inmates "ho had mot n-
t.r.I. white tne oth.r- rmsck.i thr hou..
Whmal tne booty thee place afforded haI
bu -nwl tho family Na, forced to pre-
pare supper flr the rry ami aI. ate as 4. Do
nas tl..rlr,t mead tHat day. They repaid
r.i. ly compelling thr.r hostess t' drink up
aI th. mlk rt boo tae pitcher Other
sm'nrmtmg -aro reported. and "or-a ones
~lurmvi farmer named MunN came o.
town ath th. report that tl' stn- visited
DIS nm ami killed. dressed ani carried
assay OBJ. larger part of @ young b.et, anil
st1Ioa horse.
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rrnnlnllLnn.. ncrnnl ln -.

GALVESTON. Tex, Aug ,-Raurns from
50, precinct, m the State give H,6J ml-
iorty against prohibition, indicating i-5.0JD
AGAINST it u the whole state 10 is u0W
Thought certain that AN tine other amaul-
meuts are also defeated
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Henry George declined 20 discuss the
question of admitting the Socialists TO
the convention Of The United Labor
party.
1t is likely that Mr.. George viii sy-
tcmatically decline any discussion where
he will be forced to bring his theories
down to hard pan. Here he was brought
up squarely i'm front of his assertion
that if his present method would not
succeed then he would try socialism or
anything else.
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Rcformcr Dorman b. Eaton, being ii
candidate for membership i'm thc Amcri-
can Association for the Advancement Of
Science. learned contemporary remarks
that there is one "A" too much I'm the
initial designation of the association. and
another proposes the following questions
to be propoundcd TO Mr.. Eaton
"Anthropological What is the maxi
mum variation of the facial angle iu
chmomucsy In MugWump-, I'm
men
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-10

WELLsyiLLE, y. Y, Aug s-There was
"a white frost in this section yesterday morn
ing. and the thermometer registered 40 degs.
,bJyo zero.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-10

The New York SIN reviews Mr.
George career as % journalist and says
that hc started Dis paper TO champion The
principles of The working men, but used
the m thods of ihe capitalist in his rivalry
of John Nwinton's paper Swinton wa,
one of The principle men who brought
George into public notice But no
sooner does Swinton's paper collapse
than George has to hand around the hat
and beg for contributions to keep his
own sheet going
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-10

The yacht Volunteer again led the fleet
and is wrcathing her pcnnant with
laurcls that are the happy meuy of
victory
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-10

NEW YORK. Aug. S.-Minister Mclane
arrived from Paris yesterday ON the Seryia
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-10

Liberal commission 90 agents 10 solicit
subscriptions.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-10

Boulangcr and Ferry are yet alive.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-10

The goats in The fighting Thirteenth
precinct of New York city gave the police
who arrested them long tu,slc before
the sacred majesty of the law was vim
dicated over That precinct the loiiaca
sign of Capricornus holds sway all the
year round except when the dog star
reigns and the cops seized that period 90
make their invasion. Long the conflict
ragged with doubtful chances until at
the suspicious moment the police were re-
inforced, and i'm tricc the rcyOlutionists
were Oyerrun and captured